favor so is a bit more of a rejection of kamala harris the celebrity. >> is a rejection of kamala harris'sgo to these people because they are great sportsmen great house are great actors or singers, we do not go to them for political endorsements. in kamala harris will look, these are little more than thinly veiled kickbacks to your allies i know she paid the money to harpo productions which is oprah's production company, but the fact is that he got a breath to show up and you know who else about doing, alan cranston to show up and they have meryl streep on that show, and still in the also that because oprah was there and so the bonner a lot of goodwill and other endorsements, but the influence that she brought in did not move anybody come they're all out of favor, that problem. she had no taste and trump through and influencers as well he did not pay tony hinchcliffe and joe rogan but the fact is, they moved the needle in the actually have voters within the rest think it be to move and kamala harris peoples beyoncÉ, did not move the needle for her. >> such a good point about the social me

the .4 kamala harris -- the point for kamala harris -- the d&c screwed us during hillary. she bought her way in there. should've had bernie sanders. they screwed us with the primary. we all knew he was in cognitive decline. i voted for her the last time she ran. i had no problem with kamala harris but we should have been given a choice. host: let's take that point. guest: a lot of people, there is frustration at the democratic party, we are seeing that play out before our eyes. a lot of people think they believe -- they blame president biden for not stepping aside sooner. they thought an open primary would be in their best interest or a mini primary. there is this frustration and i think the democratic party is trying to figure out how to rebuild and what to do. i think there is a sense from a lot of people that they have lost their way and that many of these trump voters should really be democrats and how to connect to these voters again and i think a lot of people look at messaging, the lack of messaging. in 2016 it was the same thing. we wrote about this in our book "sh

who is the leader, aoc or kamala harris? are truly that weak right now because kamala harris was not included in that post, joe biden was not included and the fact is that the democrats have a very, very poor message that does not resinate with the people across the country. liz: right, who do you think the leader is and who are you teeing up to go up against? we have to get into this. outrage kamala harris spent a whopping $1.5 billion and lost, now reports coming in that nba lebron james endorsed kamala harris on social media post when his company spring hill entertainment got paid $50,000 by kamala's campaign. so there's that too and kamala harris looking to run in 2028? >> that's a chance she'd look at that. gavin newsom looking at that and the usual systems as long as all of them are going to toe the radical woke ideology out of the left, it's not going to matter who runs and not going to resinate with the american people as long as they say on this failed agenda. the fact that kamala harris was out there a couple of we

and barack obama wanted an open primary contest with other democrats challenging kamala harris. ter and author. when you heard this, what is your reaction? they had to remind biden to endorse kamala, but biden wanted to wait, and obama wanted an open primary. >> none of this surprises me, if biden so loved kamala harris you would have seen more of her, it was clear he was in this because he thought he was the only one that could win, she should -- he should have stepped out a year before, the fact that barack obama did not want to endorse her, shows me, i knew he was a politically astute person. and he knew that the writing of on the wall. if she was to began date. i -- to be the new candidate it makes sense to why it took so long for biden to withdraw and so long for obama to endorse her. elizabeth: book reveals a cover-up of biden's decline is worse than realized. and they had to use bright tape on floor to keep from wandering off during the speeching equi engagements a swalwell had to remind biden who he was. and one of biden's aide shared they used a make up artist. >> it is

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he also knew about kamala harris.st shows me the reason you have the jasmine crockett's of the world flexing and saying bananas things that she is right now is because they don't have a leader in the democrat party. if barack obama were that leader, they wouldn't have had -- they would have had an open primary. would have been survival of the fittest and the strongest, most articulate person who can make the case for the party and voters would have emerged from that convention and would have gotten a much harder look from voters and kamala harris did. >> it is interesting is if we go back to july when we were at the rnc, i remember this article popped in "the washington post." we were waiting to hear obama's thoughts about biden. then, we get this "washington post" headline "obama tells allies biden's path to winning reelection has greatly diminished." this man knows how to work the press. he didn't come out and say it: he worked the press. >> and he waited until all those people had gathered. he waited until the midd

do you take kamala harris seriously?ld trump, two women who had much more experience in a.o.c.. who do you think the leader of the democratic party is? who should it be and who do you fear most in 2028? >> i don't think it's kamala harris because she failed so miserably but there are two key -- there's a key difference between kamala harris and a.o.c. and that is authenticity and tas difference that really matters. when you talk about all of these people that show up to see a.o.c., they are really going to see a.o.c.. i've gotten criticism for saying this before because people were saying oh, you're praising her. no. you should fear this. you should pay attention to why people go there. they go there because, even though she is saying horrible things, and she is spewing rhetoric that we cannot imagine actually going into law in the united states of america, she believes it. she is authentic. she lives it. it is inside of her and this is through and through in her bones. kamala harris was a total phony. she had no idea wh

kamala harris is in. she sitting pretty in the catbird seat, as they say. and for that you know, sees has a major platform, millions of followers, millions voters. so i think she's using the responsibility. she has to speak out in times of others saying is a dangerous time in american society and any hints at her? >> you know, next political move here, whether it is running for california governor, maybe it is running for president again to think so. hint or touch on that at all. >> i think you may joke about it, but it's the elephant in the room, but she's not going to address it. there's plenty of time for that. she got a lot of money. a lot of momentum. a lot of people waiting to watch what she's going to do. a lot of people sort of, you know, this in, but now they're seeing her come out of the woodworks and they're going to decide, ok, whatever kamala does we getting behind. so she has army of people, the army of women waiting for kamala next move. she's giving us a little bit of insight now by just coming out and allowed us to speculate exactly what ne

and basically, to your point, says, you know, we're getting behind kamala harris like, i'm behind kamalaf going on. that phone call that obama was hoping to at least clyburn thought obama was going to try to cajole him into this open primary. you know, clyburn basically shuts it down within a minute. >> i mean, it's just so fascinating that, you know, here i mean, kamala is an accomplished individual. she is the vice president. she pretty much got thrown in at the deep end of the pool on a number of things. they say, oh, go ahead and solve the problem at the border. and while you're at it, handle black issues. and oh, could you go to go overseas, by the way, and, and talk to the europeans and yet and still you just have this, this thing that's sort of persisted throughout. why if that was the case, why didn't the democrats in after the state of the union of 2023, the president's on a high horse just managed to negotiate in front of the country with republicans and put them back on their heels. great moment to go to him and said, do you want to be a transitional president? you have just t

by the way how did abc news could win between trump and kamala harris the head at a beat see newsiends with kamala harris donate to the political campaigns in the past? ask for the titanic that was a democratic ticket they installed their candidate soviet south that went vote from the public some of the mark mark house and whites are how did her campaign blow through $1.5 billion and have nothing to show for? why did kamala harris not decide to go on joe rogan insanely popular podcast when trump did nearly four hours? why did she was the al smith dinner when the catholic vote is so critical? but mark, here's the biggest why the entire campaign. why did kamala harris choose the goofy '80s sitcom that tim walz's a football coach dude knows nothing about football by the guy who said he fought in war zones when he ditches her national guard unit after they were deployed to iraq for the guys that is in hong kong during the tiananmen square massacre was back in a cornfield in nebraska and the guy who puts tampon machines in elementary school boys bathrooms. i mean the fact that she did

i don't see them turning to kamala harris in their moment of need. sure what she is doing anymore. >> ainsley: all right, karol, great to see you, thank you for coming on. >> great to see you. >> ainsley: talking of common sense, members of congress set to discuss whether it's time to end penny production in the united states. and president trump wants pete rose's lifetime ban from baseball lifted inside the mlb's big decision, next. ♪ ♪ if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis symptoms can sometimes hold you back. but now, there's skyrizi, so you can be all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, yeah that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ with skyrizi you can show up with dramatically clearer skin. and if you have psoriatic arthritis skyrizi can help you move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased

. >> jesse: we know that it kamala harris is not authentic white her campaign crashed and burned, buthave enough time to fully appreciate kamala's charming. >> i do not know her super well what i have been around her, she is advantage in, obviously brilliant, she is funny, has a great laugh. people did not see all of that. was it possible to see that in 100 days? i don't know. >> jesse: we had four years to get to know her, that is why she had the nominations from biden, she did not earn eight. immediate doubts kamala harris could even get elected as the governor of her own estate. >> i think voters will be looking for some funding somebody on the outside, and kamala harris, former district attorney in san francisco, how did she so changed? she has to somehow run against gavin newsom's governorship. i just do not see the path for her. >> jesse: kamala flasch he could be swapping joy in for change. >> one thing about how joe biden and kamala harris wrana, ran fully in defense of reform. it is a total failure. the word of the people that believes government should do things, then make i

if kamala harris wants to play i told you so, then let's play that game too.rch 2022 joe biden showing increasingly more signs of cognitive decline. a big problem for america and the world at such a critical time. and the pathetic ways the democrats and the mainstream media tried to excuse the dreadful grasp and commanding leadership. they cannot see the shambolic train wreck right in front of their eyes they see it but choose to ignore it. march 2022. follow three months later by a headline it might be time to have the headline. if his functionality continues to deteriorate the way it's doing he will render himself constitutionally unfit for service. those were posted by me. i'm not even american let alone working at the white house. this was me a british guy who wasn't even here for most of this period just watching what i was seeing with my own eyes for all the gaffes and him falling over, bumbling words, changing policies we saw. the truth is everybody knew, everybody knew. for all of them to come out of the world work now and start disingenuously playing

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kamala harris can't do that. she can't raise the money that aoc can raise, because people will look at aoc and say, man, she's really bringing the crowds. i think it's terrifying to think that she could actually get somewhere. that's the person i think everyone should be most afraid of right now because she is silently, quietly coming up from behind. she's that racehorse that's coming up from behind. no one is expecting her, but bernie sanders is lifting her up. the american people on that side, the radical leftists, are bringing more and more people to the table. and she believes it. people like someone who believes what they're saying, and she's going to be the one who is going to come up from behind. and the democrats may not like it, but nancy pelosi is not getting far in her walker these days. she's not going to be able to save them from aoc anymore. >> so mark penn, the ace pollster, break it all down for us. do people want that young, fresh blood a little bit socialist? are they going to go back to someone

but the field could be cleared, they say, if former vp kamala harris chooses to run. and she said she would make a decision by this summer. joining us live now to talk about the ever growing field for governor is abc seven insider phil matier. hey, phil. okay, so, javier becerra, how big of a splash does he make entering the race? is this a heavyweight entry? >> it's a good one. i would say that it's not the big heavyweight, let's say, of a kamala harris who's if she jumps into the pool, it's going to knock all the water out and have the candidates, you know, on the sidelines. but it shows what it really shows, kristen, is that people aren't waiting around for the vice former vice president to make up her mind, whether it is becerra or it's tony atkins, the former state senate president, or elena kuriakose, the lieutenant governor. people are not going to wait around because they can't they have to get up and running. i mean, this is already a crowded field, as you named off. i figured if we had one more or two more candidates, it could equal a basketball team out the

>> where is kamala harris? >> where has she been? meanwhile, the dnc vice chair, david hogue, intends to spend $20 million to primary older moderates in his own party. >> the fact of the matter is, right now, our party is in a crisis. we are seeing people lose faith in our party is by announcing this. we can get a lot of them to decide not to run for office again so that this isn't necessary. >> give me one. >> give me one name. >> well, i have to wait to see who retires out there because we don't want to pick unnecessary fights, but we're willing to do that if our approval rating continues to be at this rate. >> this is crazy. one house dem is telling axios they are totally dumbfounded by hulk's plan that instead of focusing on winning, we're focusing inward in a circular firing squad. joining me now to react to all of this, julian epstein, former chief counsel for the house judiciary democrats. and robert wolf, fox news contributor and former economic adviser to president obama. thank you both for being here. robert, your thoughts

in a poll she's five points behind kamala harris.r reaction, is this the vibrant candidate you are hoping for? >> no. absolutely not. that is name recognition. you look at how aoc has answered easy questions. there is a interview and she was talking about the palestinian issue and she couldn't answer the most fundamental questions. same way when the current immigrations are key before congress and was testifying on immigration. she was asking questions which betrayed her total lack of understanding the basics of immigration law. she's not the candidate. i think the candidate has not emerged yet. hopefully that candidate will emerge in the next year or two. even if you're a good candidate, you can't sell junk. he can't sell with the american people don't want. democratic party doesn't stand for anything the american people understand. if you go on the street and ask. >> can i get a few words in? >> three things the democratic party stands for, they are not able to. >> raymond: a "newsweek" piece as aoc reflects the core values of the

liz: that's kamala harris.he's going to charge now 25 bucks to live stream her upcoming speech this week. again, the democrats are cashing in, but instead the liberal media is not happy with the president's first 100 days, conservative pundits say tariffs have ramped up the relentless media attacks on trump. tonight outkick tomi lahren is here to take on that and whether media bias is again hitting trump's polls. let's listen again to this. >> americans have just given president trump the worst grades of any president in decades. >> for you who covers the pentagon, it has also been 100 days of tumult for that agency. >> trump under water on essentially everything. liz: again, media hysteria, right? we're staying on this story. this is what has been hitting trump's polls. again, the media is being questioned on their coverage. are they overreacting? are they reporting the facts? are they letting you know what's really going on? so we're going to stay on these stories for you tonight. republican senator tommy tub

even in the deep blue state of california, kamala harris is now struggling to get political traction ahead of a possible run for governor and breaking tonight more troubling news for democrats. according to a report from john solomon and other news sources, the lefts one time big saviour is in legal trouble. the head of legal trouble. a criminal referral has been issued from the federal housing finance agency and has been filed against new york attorney general letitia james. based on this reporting, james is accused of falsifying records to receive more favourable loan terms. john solomon will have a full report later in the show. the bad news for democrats does not stop there. after enjoying quite a bit of rest and relaxation after leaving office, joe biden is out of hibernation. he's speaking in public. let's just say that today's speech did not go very well. take a look. >> it's about dignity. simple dignity. everyone deserves to be treated with dignity. regardless of the standard and economics and regardless who they are. fewer than 100 days, this new administration has made --

kamala harris but you get the point. have one person they go to for projects like this. it is funny hollywood is turning out to sports documentaries as well. they are turning go to movies, entertainment about the people that lost, about losers. you have this movie where it is a kamala die hard and i don't know if you noticed but espn is about to make a documentary about the kansas city chiefs who just lost the super bowl super bowl to the eagles. so i don't know what the trend is here. all the trend is here but they are celebrating their losers. >> only in the democratic party can you fail up. [laughter] >> lisa that is quite something because kamala does want you know what comeback of sorts. she wants to try to figure out something. >> i mean kamala harris is not a hero she is a zero. look at what was given to this woman she was coordinated after joe biden's exit, she burned through $1.515 billion weeks. she had universally positive media coverage. they gave her everything and she still managed to get absolutely obliter

still ahead, steve hilton on kamala harris, ad for early polls for the california governor's race.ump's education policy on the right track and lara trump on mayor eric adams saying the democrat party has abandoned him. 11:00 hour of "varney and company" coming up next. ♪ 'cuz i just can't wait you write me you're coming around ♪ cheryl: it is shaping up to be a beautiful day here in new york city, and it is 1 11 on the east coast. it is friday, april 18th. hi, everyone, i'm cheryl casone filling in for stuart varney today. former vice president kamala harris is dominating in a new california governor's race poll. 31% say they would support her if she entered the race. california guy and good friend steve hilton joins me now. okay, steve, why is she polling so so well when so many democrats in california were is frustrated by the amount of money they spent on her campaign? >> well, i don't take any of this seriously. it's basically just the fact that they've heard of her, and they haven't heard of the non-entity, who the other seven or eight candidates of who have already announced

let's start with vice president kamala harris. when do you think she's going to announce her decision here? i think she's talked about announcing her decision by maybe the end of summer. there's no real rush for her to make that decision. she really, i think, has her own timeline, and nobody really can force her to jump in when you know they want her to. okay. in the meantime, let's just talk about steve hilton. we heard from h today. presumably, he can tap into a lot of money here in the silicon valley. the same people who backed president trump. does steve hilton have a have a have a shot here a chance? well, first off he would have to get through the primary. we have a top two primary. and if you were to look at the polling right now you'd say that it would be, you know, katie porter and kamala harris would be the top two candidates in all the polling. and in fact, katie porter, we've seen up in the 20s with kamala harris and, you know, mid 30s and some other polling. so it seems pretty strong that those two candidates are goin

book reveals what was happening in the 2020 election including president obama working against kamala harrisexcerpt explains obama flat out told allies harris would lose too trump. she did not think she should be the candidate said one confident. he liked the idea of gretchen witmer at the top of the to hand maryland governor was more at the bottom. he didn't want a coronation of harris was the co-author of that book joins us now, jonathan, good to see you, which we were doing this interesting but congratulations on the book. it is like eating popcorn with lots of salt and butter. you can't just eat it. >> reporter: good to see you. i hope you appreciate how dog a reporter you are. before you came to tv i have known you 20 years. charlie: trying the halls of congress. i was struck during the 2024 campaign speculation what people thought was going on behind the scenes. it is pretty dramatic, your reporting bears out they really were lost behind the scenes. at one point you had the biden campaign hiding internal polling from their own campaign in different states. >> that is a great find, but

so right now, i think the mood among voters and insiders is that, you know, kamala harris ran a really strong campaign and really tough circumstances, and her loss isn't her loss alone. yesterday, president trump spoke at a rally in michigan where he touted the accomplishments of his first 100 days in office. the president insists his tariffs on imports from other countries will restore american manufacturing and remake global trade, instead of putting china first. i'm putting michigan first, and i'm putting america first. democrats call the last three plus months 100 days of chaos and are zeroing in on the latest economic indicator polls that suggest americans are concerned. donald trump, you have failed us. he has the lowest approval rating of any president in 80 years. yesterday, president trump called amazon founder jeff bezos to voice his displeasure over a report that the massive online retailer was planning to display online tariff related cost hikes on imported items. amazon quickly disputed the report, saying the move was never considered for its main site and would not happen

kamala harris is -- >> ainsley: got to work. >> brian: no thanks when it comes to campaigning for aresinsley: the ropes and rain and the joy and the pain and they call the thing rodeo. garth brooks >> first-hand look at american rodeo continues. there is abby. >> lawrence: that's right. final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. happening todays anti-israeli protesters mahmoud khalil will be in court for a deportation hearing. >> brian: brooke taylor is live. a lot on the line here. >> that's right, later this afternoon, the immigration judge is expected to rule whether or not mahmoud khalil is removable here from the united states. as you mentioned, the pressure is on for the federal government. if the immigration judge rules he is not removable, this case gets thrown out and he'll be released even though we expect the federal government to appeal if that is the case. i want to show this piece of key evidence released last night. a two-page memo saned by secretary of state marco rubio. in the memo rubio says they are using immigration law that let them deport any alien considered a t

kamala harris didn't get that.me one thing she would do different than joe biden. >> bill: what you are referring to, she went on "the view" and that's the answer you are referring to. one of these books a long time senior campaign advisor said what the hell was that? not what we practiced. then you have the clip from ashley alison, a former biden campaign staffer, who feels like she was deceived. cut number two, guys. watch. >> ashley, do you feel lied to? >> yeah, i do. if the people around him knew that he was not capable, it is unacceptable to me that they allow ed him to go onto that stage. i deserve better as a voter and as an american. >> bill: how do you view a comment like that? we saw the frailty of joe biden long before that debate, jason. >> yeah, everybody saw it. anyone with two eyes could see what was happening. i think back to the videos where joe biden would be walking up to the podium, walking up to the stage and literally looked like a mummy, a zombie. everybody could see it. the mainstream media

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and he also didn't want kamala harris to to be the replacement for biden. he didn't think that she was the best choice for democrats, and he worked really behind the scenes for a long time to try to have a mini primary or an open convention or mini primary leading to an open convention. did not have faith in her ability to win the election. so and as it turned out, she she didn't win, but he was really working against her. >> and that's john allen. he's one of the authors of one of the many books coming out about this era in our lives, which was like six months ago. but i mean, i do know i mean, i was reporting at that time on this, they there were many people, including people close to obama, who wanted a mini primary. however, it is also true that there was no feasible way for that to happen. so, i mean, both things are true. >> 2024 was a was a mess and all i've seen. and i'm going to say this until i am blue in the face. so you've heard me say it. i'm sure you've all heard me say it. they're missing the point. democrats are missing the point about what

in biden's resistance to stepping away from the top of the ticket is, i don't think he thought kamala harrisould win. the campaign had done polling, testing that proposition. they denied having done the polling, but they did. as one person in harris' camp told me, why would you do that unless it was to inform joe biden's decision? we don't know what the result of that polling was, but there is a larger reason, which goes back to the article of faith within the biden inner circle and joe biden himself. that everybody else was wrong in 2020 when he lost the iowa primary and finished in fourth place. he finished in fifth place in new hampshire. every political pundit wrote his obituary and said he is dead. and he rose from the dead, politically. there was a uber is here. there was a belief that joe -- who breasts -- hubris here. host: the book is "uncharted: how trump beat biden, harris, and the odds in the wildest campaign in history." the author with us until the top of the hour and taking your phone calls. republicans, it is (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-

kamala harris might be looking at kamala harris. >> yeah.y has a lot of political opinions, this is one of them. i have oh he heard other liberals big fans of wes moore in maryland. an up and coming name no doubt. he might run to some issues his record in maryland, how that state is doing. high-tax place. he has an issue with telling the truth about military service, there are some potential vulnerabilities there. my friends on the left who love wes moore invoke the name obama a lot talking about him. that carries weight for people on that side of the street as george clooney would say. keep an eye on him for sure. >> dana: a lovely family and governors tend to do well in open primaries like that. guy benson, thank you, catch you on the radio this afternoon. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: take care. >> and to have a senator from maryland who didn't even acknowledge or barely acknowledged my daughter. >> bill: the mother of a maryland woman killed by illegal immigrant. that woman has five kids. she is now urging lawmakers to protect americans as h

. >> dana: kamala harris telling allies that she is down but not out. eporting that harris is trying to return to politics after the stinging defeat last fall. the headline reads sidelined and still processing her defeat, harris looks for a way back in. does the former v.p. have a path forward? let's bring in someone from the other side of the aisle to analyze the senior rnc advisor danielle alvarez. great to see you. this is a piece from a harris insider, this quote, to "vanity fair" who wrote a very glowing piece about her potential return. it says i think she deserves to be part of that conversation. she has earned the right to put her thumb on the scale of what's next here. democrats are lacking messengers with name and i.d. and respect and i think people need to remember that she only lost the popular vote by 1 1/2%. your thoughts. >> you know, that's absolutely laughable. it shows that the democrats have no bench. they have no path forward. kamala harris is someone who became the democrat nominee without having won a single primary state, a single

half the country turned out to vote for kamala harris. maybe she will make headway. >> great to see you, doug. if you did what you suggested they would switch to republicans, that won't happen. to katie's point, those casting a vote for kamala harris. what that subset is, aoc, bernie sanders and others play too long is even a smaller subset of that. .therefore their chances of winning a general election are further diminished. when it comes to the state by state issues that i'm more concerned about. especially looking at the retiring senators. the fact they could keep some seats. i would like to see republican pick ups. they're messaging, swearing, this woke, that woke, anti-ole anti-oligarchy. it's a smaller set of americans looking for desired out comes. safety and security. they don't believe illegal alien criminals committed violent crimes to the level of rape and murder or frankly even robbery should be in our country, or that we shouldn't have a strong economy and parents shouldn't have a say in their childrens education. the narrat

if you did have no fear kamala harris is mowing her come back.you hear about her planet plus democrat michigan governor gretchen whitmer slammed for folding her covering her face with a folder during a meeting with president trump. she now seems to be downplaying it. fox news contributor miranda devine is going to join us next to discuss the disarray of the democrat party. let's check in with dagen coming up on the bottom line. >> low darling progress are going to start with a couple of congressmen ornette davidson out of ohio about who is really running the country judges or the president of the united states? and kevin and kylie is new to congress but he has got a lot to say about what's going on. >> steve forbes is here, joe biden makes his reappearance after his presidency. of why are republicans sounding even more left wing and out of their minds that drove? talk about raising taxes on americans. and patrick murphy is here. can he explain the love of the left wing nuts, aoc and bernie sanders and the rest of his party jelly, jealous on the t

the president said, everyone gets a tax cut, kamala harris said, no, not the top rate. i know there are kids in white house who think that is cute. they remind me of d dick ddorman who talked george h.w. bush to raise his taxes, that destroyed his political career. republicans the not win the house of representatives if they increase the tack. larry: i have -- >> they know that. larry: i have faith in the president. but, ej antoni, i don't know -- today's is tax day. a good day to say, that there the be tax cuts. not tax increases. but they are doing, they are wobbling with a lot of double spike. tax related word salad happening. stuff about we're not taking any off of the table, you could say on balance, this will be a tax cut. but we're raising top rate. i don't know why they just down say it, it would make it clear, to grover's point it would help small business. but wait, i don't know, i should go back to grover, you are running ads, what about the salt tax on corporations? small tax on business sub cha chapter s companies is that in the air.. >> i don't think so at

kamala harris would be obviously not playing kamala harris, but you get the point. a.j. >> well, look, i mean, viola davis actually played michelle obama recently, too. so they've got one person that they go to for projects like this. you know, it's funny, hollywood is churning out and sports documentaries too. they're churning out, you know, movies and entertainment about the people that lost about losers, because you've got this movie where it's kamala, die hard, right? and i don't know whether you know this, laura, but espn is about to make a documentary about the kansas city chiefs who just lost the super bowl to my eagles. so i don't i don't know what the trend is here. right. go birds. go birds. i don't know what the trend is here, but they're celebrating their losers. >> only in the democrat party. can you fail up. >> that's right. well, no, but, lisa, that is quite something. because kamala does want, you know, a comeback of sorts. she wants to try to figure out something. >> laura. i mean, kamala harris is not a hero. she's a zero. i mean, look at what was

kamala harris even one time called him out on it. but for some reason, they're totally opposed to any new leadership. for example, a recent poll showing our friend stephen a smith who will join us in a second with little chance of winning a democratic primary in 2028. i am far more suspicious of this poll than probably most people, but the message i will tell you is clear if you don't toe that radical, left wing, hardcore line democrats, in the end they will try to utterly destroy anybody. if they jump into this race, they will be the people that decide who the candidates are going to be. and stephen a smith over the weekend said that he has no choice but to have to leave, open the door and consider a possible run. take a look. >> elizabeth warren was just on with you. you're going to have a multitude of democratic representatives on with you. they talk and they talk and they talk. but what can they do? they positioned themselves to do absolutely nothing. they talked about everything from woke culture to cancel culture to abortion ri

okay, kamala harris, did you know this?e her first speech since election loss and you can live stream it if you spend $25. steve byrne is here. >> todd: steve doocy, i saw this morning buying live stream, $25 bucks, boom. >> steve: i was buying hot coffee, sad. >> todd: not bad. >> steve: what's up with that? good morning, all eyes on the white house, president trump will meet with his cabinet this morning after he celebrated in michigan last night for what he is calling most successful first 100 days in presidential world history. tale of two parties on capitol hill, house republicans working to push forward with trump's big, beautiful bill and senate democrats with nothing better to do but rail against trump administration's first 100 days. is congresswoman aoc leaving the door open for a presidential run? we are going to discuss that buzz. things getting testy after president trump sits down with abc and knocks a stupid question over secretary of defense pete hegseth in a slew of negative coverage for the president. we'l

i don't understand this. >> sean: i've said it before and i will say it again, joe biden, kamala harrisnd everybody who stood by silently and did not lift a finger to secure our border, as far as i am concerned they all have blood on theis far hands.e by the way they do not have the courage to even call these families, lakin riley's family, or in this case rachel morin's mother. why not and why did they not speak out about biden's openhe y borders, why did they not have the slightest interestslig in ofhonoring rachel morin or the other victims of illegal immigration? senator van hollen needs to sit down or shut up or maybe he can stay in el salvador to be honest.nk van hollen shoulind be thanking president trump for doin g p something he himself never havre the courage to do, protecting the people, the moms and dads the sons and daughters of children in maryland. and deporting illegal immigrants who never shoulden i be in our country at allts. if they want to come in ourre country, come in o legally. a lot more on this in a moment. joining us first is the u.s. attorney general pam bondi

but could kamala harris run and win the race for california? governor in twenty-twenty 6 when gavin newsom is termed out. according to this new exclusive poll from emerson college inside california politics and the hill, the answer is yes. the survey finding harris who has not said whether she plans to run for governor as of now, would have 31% support. and second democratic former u.s. senate candidate and former orange county congressmember katie porter with 8% support and rounding out the top 5, each with less than 5% support. riverside county sheriff republican chad bianco, california, lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa at hagley of emerson. college polling helped conduct the survey. i think the main takeaway here is that with harris and the race. this is very much first to lose. but of harris does not run. the poll found porter would have the strongest support still in that scenario, more than half of respondents. 54 1% say they're undecided, who they vote for without harris open contests

kamala harris had 4 years under joe biden.r office, and what is is so sad today is she's addressing the american people saying i told you so? well, what's shocking is the told you so should tell the american people that we rejected her vile moral values when she wanted dei in schools, transgenderism, boys in little girls' sports and open border. she was the border czar. we can't forget that. you lack at a our country today, we're finally are on the right track because the american people said, enough in -- enough is enough. la harris 2.0 comes back and says i'm going to secure that border and i'm going to to ensure that dei isn't in schools? well, then democrats have a place to play in politics but right now their party is abysmal. it's at 27 on most of these -- 27% on most of these pollings, and can that's coming from msnbc. kevin: i've heard the president refer to that network in another way. if i were to say to either of you josh shapiro, aoc, j.b. pritzker, i'll throw george championny in there and the vice president -- cl

so not to say that kamala harris wasn't cool, she just didn't go there.l, he was sort of forced to do it because he was kicked out of mainstream media -- griff griff true. rachel: is he said, all right, he's kind of known this from the beginning. that's why his twitter was is great. he went directly to the voters. but he did make a pivot. is when you see those -- that's what yaw you call these podcasts where all these young men are, he understood intuitively that was going to be an easier bridge to young people, for the men who were appealing to the sort of courage he showed with fight, fight, fight and his sort of embracing of masculine, you know, traits and being unapologetic about it. and if you look at those numbers, that shift, the vast majority of that is actually if we broke it down by gender, young men if. and good on him for doing that. young men are trending conservative. we've had this conversation on the couch, guys. i think that's, ultimately, going to to be really great for young women who are looking for men who are strong and protectors an